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Brendan Rodgers; "I was born into Celtic"
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A year ago today from Liverpool
Thank you Liverpool. Gerrards slip
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Thank you Liverpool.
Gerrards slip All I've ever heard is slip, for me he took his eye off the ball and failed to control it, the slip was a by product of the panic.
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http://www.thisisanfield.com/2016/10/brendan-rodgers-deserves-remembered-fondly-liverpool-supporters/
Interesting article on his time at Liverpool
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Quoting limited to 3 levels deep Brendan Rodgers plans to resurrect 'Deila Dome' idea at Lennoxtown as Celtic boss explains need for indoor pitchSpoiler: click to toggle GORDON WADDELL DEILA claimed two years ago when he arrived at the Hoops he’d sacrifice transfer money to have a proper indoor facility to work with players. BRENDAN RODGERS wants to resurrect his predecessor’s plans for a Deila Dome at Celtic’s Lennoxtown base. Norwegian Ronny claimed two years ago when he arrived at the Hoops he’d sacrifice transfer money to have a proper indoor facility to work with players when the weather is at its worst. And as Rodgers hailed this season’s Premiership winter break in January as a brilliant idea to give him time to rest and reset his squad, he admitted Deila was right about the need for a full-size indoor pitch despite being denied it. The Northern Irishman said: “You do need it. If you have the facility to do that up here, or the finances, I think you should. “You can work all year and do great work but then the weather sets in. That’s the big advantage the Europeans have over us. “You lose your coaching. You might go through three or four months, losing time, because it’s not about coaching, it’s about keeping the players warm.” Some top-flight gaffers have criticised the break, including Rangers boss Mark Warburton, but Rodgers said: “The players will need it and enjoy it. Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers at Dens “It’s brilliant to have a block of time in January when we can recover, press the reset button and be ready to fly again for the second half of the season. “I’ll probably take the players away. You need that up here. It’s like 50 shades of grey – it’s either grey or dark grey or light grey or even darker grey. “To be fair, we’ve had a great run of weather since I’ve been here. It hasn’t even been cold. Then on Tuesday it all kicked off and started to get bad. Come January, we’ll be ready for some sun.” http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/brendan-rodgers-plans-resurrect-deila-8958261
Tommy Burns was apparently furious that the plans to make the full size indoor pitch were pulled back. Think the winter break will do is good. The international breaks have been great this season for the likes of Toure, Brown and Sinclair. Lustig, Tierney and Rogic will get a benefit from a couple of weeks off in Jan
No wonder he was furious - it's an absolute farce the size of that pitch in there. Given we were starting from scratch at Lennoxtown, the fact we didn't go all bells and whistles showed a complete lack of foresight and penny pinching. Exactly what Murray did for Advocaat after 'a good start' - and their training ground has hoovered up money ever since. Barrowfield was good enough for Stein's team (and MON's too). If they can't make do with Lennoxtown, maybe the training ground isn't the problem? what did Murray Park ever do for the huns apart from bleed them dry financially?
Bit worried if he's described the weather as 'all kinds of grey' so far, been lovely recently Wait until January when he's not even sure if it got light at all some days.
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Gerrards slip
All I've ever heard is slip, for me he took his eye off the ball and failed to control it, the slip was a by product of the panic. Always thought his sacking from Liverpool was extremely harsh. are they really doing any better under Klopp? Maybe time will tell but they have been a bit inconsistent
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Quoting limited to 3 levels deep Brendan Rodgers plans to resurrect 'Deila Dome' idea at Lennoxtown as Celtic boss explains need for indoor pitchSpoiler: click to toggle GORDON WADDELL DEILA claimed two years ago when he arrived at the Hoops he’d sacrifice transfer money to have a proper indoor facility to work with players. BRENDAN RODGERS wants to resurrect his predecessor’s plans for a Deila Dome at Celtic’s Lennoxtown base. Norwegian Ronny claimed two years ago when he arrived at the Hoops he’d sacrifice transfer money to have a proper indoor facility to work with players when the weather is at its worst. And as Rodgers hailed this season’s Premiership winter break in January as a brilliant idea to give him time to rest and reset his squad, he admitted Deila was right about the need for a full-size indoor pitch despite being denied it. The Northern Irishman said: “You do need it. If you have the facility to do that up here, or the finances, I think you should. “You can work all year and do great work but then the weather sets in. That’s the big advantage the Europeans have over us. “You lose your coaching. You might go through three or four months, losing time, because it’s not about coaching, it’s about keeping the players warm.” Some top-flight gaffers have criticised the break, including Rangers boss Mark Warburton, but Rodgers said: “The players will need it and enjoy it. Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers at Dens “It’s brilliant to have a block of time in January when we can recover, press the reset button and be ready to fly again for the second half of the season. “I’ll probably take the players away. You need that up here. It’s like 50 shades of grey – it’s either grey or dark grey or light grey or even darker grey. “To be fair, we’ve had a great run of weather since I’ve been here. It hasn’t even been cold. Then on Tuesday it all kicked off and started to get bad. Come January, we’ll be ready for some sun.” http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/brendan-rodgers-plans-resurrect-deila-8958261
No wonder he was furious - it's an absolute farce the size of that pitch in there. Given we were starting from scratch at Lennoxtown, the fact we didn't go all bells and whistles showed a complete lack of foresight and penny pinching.
Exactly what Murray did for Advocaat after 'a good start' - and their training ground has hoovered up money ever since. Barrowfield was good enough for Stein's team (and MON's too). If they can't make do with Lennoxtown, maybe the training ground isn't the problem? what did Murray Park ever do for the huns apart from bleed them dry financially? Bit worried if he's described the weather as 'all kinds of grey' so far, been lovely recently  Wait until January when he's not even sure if it got light at all some days. We have a three quarters sized indoor pitch/facility in a country where our autumns and winters can have some pretty grim weather. Why not make the facility full sized and fit for purpose. Go visit Ravenscraig or Oriam in Edinburgh for a look at what we could have done - albeit we don't anything as big as what they have. It was a silly move to build a pitch that big indoors.
Also saying was good enough for Stein and MON's teams is a ridiculous response. Maybe we should tell our players to wear cheaper cotton football shirts - they were good enough for the Lisbon Lions?
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All I've ever heard is slip, for me he took his eye off the ball and failed to control it, the slip was a by product of the panic.
Always thought his sacking from Liverpool was extremely harsh. are they really doing any better under Klopp? Maybe time will tell but they have been a bit inconsistent aye just a wee bit better. Klopp, with another mans team, reached two finals last year. Rodgers got to two semi-finals, in 3.5 years.
Rodgers is doing a effing brilliant job here but let's not start rosying up what was a effing disaster post-2014. He had one good season, two and a half mediocre to poor seasons. Spent more money in 3 years than Benitez did in 7+. The only Liverpool manager to finish a season post-Shanks and not win a trophy.
Very happy he's at Celtic though. Seems to have worked on just about every deficiency he had so far.
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Always thought his sacking from Liverpool was extremely harsh. are they really doing any better under Klopp? Maybe time will tell but they have been a bit inconsistent  aye just a wee bit better. Klopp, with another mans team, reached two finals last year. Rodgers got to two semi-finals, in 3.5 years. Rodgers is doing a effing brilliant job here but let's not start rosying up what was a effing disaster post-2014. He had one good season, two and a half mediocre to poor seasons. Spent more money in 3 years than Benitez did in 7+. The only Liverpool manager to finish a season post-Shanks and not win a trophy. Very happy he's at Celtic though. Seems to have worked on just about every deficiency he had so far. Rodgers also got them damn close to winning the league. I'd agree Klopp's been doing better, but certainly not by the margin some would suggest (yet).
Was Rodgers going through his divorce around the time of Liverpool's worst performances under him? A quick google seems to suggest the dates line up, and it would be understandable if he wasn't entirely focused if that's the case.
Agree on him working on his deficiencies, I'm delighted to see he's cut down the nonsense in press conferences dramatically
Unrelated to your post, but the article linked above is spot on too, the Suarez argument is lazy and never seems to be applied to other managers with top class players in their teams.
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Always thought his sacking from Liverpool was extremely harsh. are they really doing any better under Klopp? Maybe time will tell but they have been a bit inconsistent  aye just a wee bit better. Klopp, with another mans team, reached two finals last year. Rodgers got to two semi-finals, in 3.5 years. Rodgers is doing a effing brilliant job here but let's not start rosying up what was a effing disaster post-2014. He had one good season, two and a half mediocre to poor seasons. Spent more money in 3 years than Benitez did in 7+. The only Liverpool manager to finish a season post-Shanks and not win a trophy. Very happy he's at Celtic though. Seems to have worked on just about every deficiency he had so far. Tbf, mate Klopp lost both finals.
Klopp is of course the better manager, but he is one of the World's best.
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Always thought his sacking from Liverpool was extremely harsh. are they really doing any better under Klopp? Maybe time will tell but they have been a bit inconsistent  aye just a wee bit better. Klopp, with another mans team, reached two finals last year. Rodgers got to two semi-finals, in 3.5 years. Rodgers is doing a effing brilliant job here but let's not start rosying up what was a effing disaster post-2014. He had one good season, two and a half mediocre to poor seasons. Spent more money in 3 years than Benitez did in 7+. The only Liverpool manager to finish a season post-Shanks and not win a trophy.Very happy he's at Celtic though. Seems to have worked on just about every deficiency he had so far. Eh? Maybe I'm misinterpreting your point, or you meant something other than what you typed, but Liverpool have had multiple trophyless seasons since Shankly - including under Klopp from October onwards last season.
To be honest, I've no interest in entering a Rodgers vs Klopp debate because I've seen very little of Liverpool under either manager and on current form both men seem to be a perfect fit for their respective clubs. However, to suggest that Klopp is performing significantly better than Rodgers did at Liverpool is completely contradicted by the statistics which show that Rodgers averaged 1.88 points per game to Klopp's 1.73.
Who knows, that might all change as the season progresses. Liverpool have certainly been impressive to date this season, and you'd think that failing to qualify for European competition last season should help them mount a pretty strong challenge this season.
As it is, I'm deighted that Rodgers is where he is.
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Always thought his sacking from Liverpool was extremely harsh. are they really doing any better under Klopp? Maybe time will tell but they have been a bit inconsistent  aye just a wee bit better. Klopp, with another mans team, reached two finals last year. Rodgers got to two semi-finals, in 3.5 years. Rodgers is doing a effing brilliant job here but let's not start rosying up what was a effing disaster post-2014. He had one good season, two and a half mediocre to poor seasons. Spent more money in 3 years than Benitez did in 7+. The only Liverpool manager to finish a season post-Shanks and not win a trophy. Very happy he's at Celtic though. Seems to have worked on just about every deficiency he had so far. We can judge how much better Klopp has done at the end of the season. Only if he gets second place and/or puts in a decent title challenge can he claim to have as done as well as Rodgers. They're on a great run of form but let's not get carried away until they actually maintain it throughout the 38 game season.
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Quoting limited to 3 levels deep Brendan Rodgers plans to resurrect 'Deila Dome' idea at Lennoxtown as Celtic boss explains need for indoor pitchSpoiler: click to toggle GORDON WADDELL DEILA claimed two years ago when he arrived at the Hoops he’d sacrifice transfer money to have a proper indoor facility to work with players. BRENDAN RODGERS wants to resurrect his predecessor’s plans for a Deila Dome at Celtic’s Lennoxtown base. Norwegian Ronny claimed two years ago when he arrived at the Hoops he’d sacrifice transfer money to have a proper indoor facility to work with players when the weather is at its worst. And as Rodgers hailed this season’s Premiership winter break in January as a brilliant idea to give him time to rest and reset his squad, he admitted Deila was right about the need for a full-size indoor pitch despite being denied it. The Northern Irishman said: “You do need it. If you have the facility to do that up here, or the finances, I think you should. “You can work all year and do great work but then the weather sets in. That’s the big advantage the Europeans have over us. “You lose your coaching. You might go through three or four months, losing time, because it’s not about coaching, it’s about keeping the players warm.” Some top-flight gaffers have criticised the break, including Rangers boss Mark Warburton, but Rodgers said: “The players will need it and enjoy it. Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers at Dens “It’s brilliant to have a block of time in January when we can recover, press the reset button and be ready to fly again for the second half of the season. “I’ll probably take the players away. You need that up here. It’s like 50 shades of grey – it’s either grey or dark grey or light grey or even darker grey. “To be fair, we’ve had a great run of weather since I’ve been here. It hasn’t even been cold. Then on Tuesday it all kicked off and started to get bad. Come January, we’ll be ready for some sun.” http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/brendan-rodgers-plans-resurrect-deila-8958261
Exactly what Murray did for Advocaat after 'a good start' - and their training ground has hoovered up money ever since. Barrowfield was good enough for Stein's team (and MON's too). If they can't make do with Lennoxtown, maybe the training ground isn't the problem? what did Murray Park ever do for the huns apart from bleed them dry financially? Bit worried if he's described the weather as 'all kinds of grey' so far, been lovely recently  Wait until January when he's not even sure if it got light at all some days.
We have a three quarters sized indoor pitch/facility in a country where our autumns and winters can have some pretty grim weather. Why not make the facility full sized and fit for purpose. Go visit Ravenscraig or Oriam in Edinburgh for a look at what we could have done - albeit we don't anything as big as what they have. It was a silly move to build a pitch that big indoors. Also saying was good enough for Stein and MON's teams is a ridiculous response. Maybe we should tell our players to wear cheaper cotton football shirts - they were good enough for the Lisbon Lions? So that's why we gave wee Karamoko Dembele his debut.
We'd rather use wee-er players than make the pitch bigger.
Bastirts.
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Always thought his sacking from Liverpool was extremely harsh. are they really doing any better under Klopp? Maybe time will tell but they have been a bit inconsistent  aye just a wee bit better. Klopp, with another mans team, reached two finals last year. Rodgers got to two semi-finals, in 3.5 years. Rodgers is doing a effing brilliant job here but let's not start rosying up what was a effing disaster post-2014. He had one good season, two and a half mediocre to poor seasons. Spent more money in 3 years than Benitez did in 7+. The only Liverpool manager to finish a season post-Shanks and not win a trophy. Very happy he's at Celtic though. Seems to have worked on just about every deficiency he had so far. Klopp doesn't have to work under the transfer restrictions Rodgers did, to be fair.
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Quoting limited to 3 levels deep Brendan Rodgers plans to resurrect 'Deila Dome' idea at Lennoxtown as Celtic boss explains need for indoor pitchSpoiler: click to toggle GORDON WADDELL DEILA claimed two years ago when he arrived at the Hoops he’d sacrifice transfer money to have a proper indoor facility to work with players. BRENDAN RODGERS wants to resurrect his predecessor’s plans for a Deila Dome at Celtic’s Lennoxtown base. Norwegian Ronny claimed two years ago when he arrived at the Hoops he’d sacrifice transfer money to have a proper indoor facility to work with players when the weather is at its worst. And as Rodgers hailed this season’s Premiership winter break in January as a brilliant idea to give him time to rest and reset his squad, he admitted Deila was right about the need for a full-size indoor pitch despite being denied it. The Northern Irishman said: “You do need it. If you have the facility to do that up here, or the finances, I think you should. “You can work all year and do great work but then the weather sets in. That’s the big advantage the Europeans have over us. “You lose your coaching. You might go through three or four months, losing time, because it’s not about coaching, it’s about keeping the players warm.” Some top-flight gaffers have criticised the break, including Rangers boss Mark Warburton, but Rodgers said: “The players will need it and enjoy it. Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers at Dens “It’s brilliant to have a block of time in January when we can recover, press the reset button and be ready to fly again for the second half of the season. “I’ll probably take the players away. You need that up here. It’s like 50 shades of grey – it’s either grey or dark grey or light grey or even darker grey. “To be fair, we’ve had a great run of weather since I’ve been here. It hasn’t even been cold. Then on Tuesday it all kicked off and started to get bad. Come January, we’ll be ready for some sun.” http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/brendan-rodgers-plans-resurrect-deila-8958261
We have a three quarters sized indoor pitch/facility in a country where our autumns and winters can have some pretty grim weather. Why not make the facility full sized and fit for purpose. Go visit Ravenscraig or Oriam in Edinburgh for a look at what we could have done - albeit we don't anything as big as what they have. It was a silly move to build a pitch that big indoors. Also saying was good enough for Stein and MON's teams is a ridiculous response. Maybe we should tell our players to wear cheaper cotton football shirts - they were good enough for the Lisbon Lions?
So that's why we gave wee Karamoko Dembele his debut. We'd rather use wee-er players than make the pitch bigger. Bastirts. The shirt doesn't shrink, but if they can shrink the player...
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Interestingly he has brought in ex Chelsea PSG and Real Madrid sports scientist Jack Nayler as head of science replacing Ian Coll. Slowly getting his staff in place
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Interestingly he has brought in ex Chelsea PSG and Real Madrid sports scientist Jack Naylor as head of science replacing Ian Coll. Slowly getting his staff in place Ian Coll was here 8 years, interesting move
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Interestingly he has brought in ex Chelsea PSG and Real Madrid sports scientist Jack Naylor as head of science replacing Ian Coll. Slowly getting his staff in place
Ian Coll was here 8 years, interesting move Must feel like he will be here in the long term, PL wants as much continuity as possible hence Tim Williamson, Stevie woods and others staying through different managers
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Interestingly he has brought in ex Chelsea PSG and Real Madrid sports scientist Jack Naylor as head of science replacing Ian Coll. Slowly getting his staff in place
Ian Coll was here 8 years, interesting move
Must feel like he will be here in the long term, PL wants as much continuity as possible hence Tim Williamson, Stevie woods and others staying through different managers Isn't Woods very highly thought of? I know Forster thinks a lot of him.
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Must feel like he will be here in the long term, PL wants as much continuity as possible hence Tim Williamson, Stevie woods and others staying through different managers
Isn't Woods very highly thought of? I know Forster thinks a lot of him. nah - everybody thinks he is pish....we have tried to get shot a number of times - naebody wants him though
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